Accomplice In Grisly 2009 New Hampshire Murder Denied Bid For Reduced Sentence

CBS Boston

October 25, 2024

CONCORD, N.H. – A New Hampshire judge denied a bid for early release by Quinn Glover, an accomplice in a grisly 2009 home invasion attack in Mont Vernon that left a woman dead and her young daughter seriously injured.

Glover received a 20-to 40-year sentence in 2011 on charges of burglary, robbery, and conspiracy to commit burglary. He had filed a motion to suspend the remainder of his minimum sentence after serving two-thirds of his punishment, which was denied.

In August, a New Hampshire parole board granted Glover's request for parole on one of the counts, allowing him to begin serving his next sentence. Following that decision, Glover is not eligible for parole again until 2029.

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